Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH)

Ask Your Doctor

The Alabama Department of Public Health, the Alabama Hospital Association, and the Medical Association of the State of Alabama are encouraging Alabamians to ask their doctor about the flu shot and other vaccines as a part of a statewide campaign.

Ask Your Doctor News Release

Silent Guardians

Alabama’s health is job #1. Learn how our employees are working hard, together with you, to safeguard the health of all Alabamians. From prenatal care to taking care of seniors, we’ll never stop putting people first. Thank you for doing your part.

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We Want To Hear From You!

ADPH would like to hear from its residents to help improve the health of Alabamians! Please take our Community Health Improvement Survey and see if there is a Listening Session near you. Deadline: November 30, 2023.

English Survey Encuesta En Español

State Health Officer Message

Alabama's Center for Health Statistics is known for providing birth, death, marriage, divorce, and adoption certificates, but they offer so much more! Their registration, analysis, and correction services play a vital role in improving the lives of Alabamians. Learn more in Dr. Harris's September message.

SHO Message

Prepare for Emergencies

Trying to plan ahead for emergencies can be overwhelming, so we suggest breaking it down into a three-step process: make a kit, make a plan, and stay informed. Check out our latest blog post for tips on how to be ready when Mother Nature strikes.

Blog Post

New State Physical Activity & Nutrition Plan

The Alabama Wellness Alliance has launched the Alabama Physical Activity and Nutrition Plan (ALPAN) to support state and local community partners in their quest for healthier living. Together, we will create active and thriving communities across the state!

News Release ALPAN Plan

Lowndes County Septic System Program

ADPH asks Lowndes County residents with straight pipes or with septic tanks that do not work properly to visit the Lowndes County Septic System Program web page or contact (334) 206-5373 to get information about getting a septic system designed, and installed, or repaired so that it works with your property’s soil.

Sewage Education News Release

ADPH Careers

ADPH is seeking candidates for various positions across the state. Visit Employment Opportunities for entry-level positions available. Those interested in applying should visit the State of Alabama Personnel Department for instructions.

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Programs

The Alabama Department of Health works to promote, protect and improve your health. Below are just a few of our programs, all of which provide some of the most requested and important services we provide to you. Learn more about our mission, vision and core values. Find other programs and services.

Programs

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